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In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Austria likely fining those who remain unvaccinated once the country makes the COVID-19 vaccine mandatory in February, the Czech president calling on Visegrad countries to make the vaccine mandatory for all, and so much more.

Latvia needs a permanent US military presence to deter Russia and wants to boost its defences with US Patriot missiles, Defence Minister Artis Pabriks said on Monday (30 November) as NATO's chief visited allied troops in the Baltic country.

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EU-bound gas transit via Ukraine may halt after 2024 when its contract with Russia runs out, the head of Ukraine gas distributor Naftogaz, said Monday, amid Russian reluctance. "There's nothing, not even a hint, no official or unofficial talks, [with Russia] ... we are discussing it with the Americans and the Germans that all of us would like transit to continue, but the Russians are reluctant," Yuriy Vitrenko told Reuters.

Twenty Albanian nature organisations have condemned the start of works on a new airport in Vlora, in the south of the country, saying it is illegal and environmental assessments were unprofessional, reports Exit.al. Prime Minister Edi Rama inaugurated the Vlora...

Nearly 65% of citizens in North Macedonia believe COVID-19 was created in a laboratory to control humans, a public opinion poll conducted by the Societas Civilis Institute for Democracy (IDSCS) in collaboration with the Presidential Center for Political Education (PCPO)...

France is prepared to talk to Britain about migration if it is ready for serious discussions, interior minister Gerald Darmanin said on Monday, as he urged the UK to "limit" its economic attractiveness to migrants, Reuters writes. Darmanin also told a news conference that prime minister Jean Castex will write to British prime minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday to detail French demands.

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Latvia needs a permanent US military presence to deter Russia and wants to boost its defences with US Patriot missiles, Latvian defence minister Artis Pabriks said on Monday as Nato's chief visited allied troops in the Baltic country, Reuters reports. "We need additional international assistance," Pabriks told Reuters. "We would like to have a permanent United States [military] presence in our country."

Special US State Department envoy Matthew Palmer and the managing director for Europe and Central Asia at the European External Action Service in Brussels, Angelina Eichhorst, are back in Sarajevo to help local politicians implement the rulings of the Strasbourg...

Some 54 member states of the Organisation fo the Prevention of Chemical weapons in The Hague have urged Russia to "disclose in a comprehensive and transparent manner" how dissident Alexei Navalny was poisoned with the Novichok nerve agent last year. "Centrifugal tendencies are growing, the practice of consensus-based decision-making has been lost and the environment is extremely politicised," Russia's envoy to Monday's OPCW meeting in The Hague, Oleg Ryazantsev, said.

Slovenia had an early fourth-wave surge in coronavirus infections, but the latest figures show the situation is stabilising. Nevertheless, the caseload remains above what most European countries are currently experiencing. Last week the country recorded around 16,300 new cases, down...

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, EU education ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday (29 November) adopted recommendations on blended learning approaches that combine school site and other physical environments away from the school and digital and non-digital learning tools....

The candidate for prime minister nominated by Hungary’s united opposition, Peter Marki-Zay, said that he wants to maintain positive and good neighbourly relations with Serbia. “I believe that it’s in the best interest of Serbs and the Hungarians living in Serbia...

Donald Tusk, the former president of the European Council and leader of the European People’s Party (EPP), criticised the decision of the outgoing German government on the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline linking Germany to Russia.

The regional government of Madeira announced on Monday the creation of Europe’s largest marine protected area through the approval of a new legal regime on the nature reserve of the Selvagens Islands. A statement released by the Blue Ocean Foundation...

As Football comes under pressure to go carbon neutral, one major source of emissions remains the stadiums that need to be built for every world cup, something Qatar seeks to address. But critics remain unconvinced that supposedly sustainable stadiums are enough to tackle the issue.

Spain’s Inflation in November stood at 5.6%, breaking a new record after the 5.4% mark reached in October, the highest rate in almost 30 years, EURACTIV’s partner EFE reported. According to data released on Monday by the Spanish Statistical Institute...

One in three vaccinated citizens has not registered to receive a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Next month will be crucial to avoid the resurgence of anti-vaxxers, news website News247 has reported. Greece was among the first EU countries...